Reshod Walking Shoes are offered in whole and half Unisex sizes. The insole can be removed to accommodate orthotics. The fit of the shoes closely matches that of a Nike Pegasus. If you don’t have that as a reference, use the following steps for determining your size:

Step 1: Take a pair of your best fitting athletic shoes and look for the size label. Check more than one brand if you’re not sure. It’s best to use shoes that are your true size, as many retailers suggest purchasing shoes a half size larger to accommodate foot swelling. This does not apply to Reshod Walking Shoes. The reason is because the shoes do not have a heel higher than the forefoot, which tends to cause your foot to slide forward on each step, causing “toe bang”.

Step 2: Find the CM number. The label in the photo shows 26.5. This indicates that the length of your insole is 26.5 centimeters. If you don’t see a CM number listed, check for a MEX, JP or JPN number. That measurement might be in millimeters. If so, you’ll need to divide that number by 10.

Step 3: Find your CM number on the chart below, to determine your corresponding shoe size. Reshod Walking Shoes run “true”, which might be a half size larger than the current brand you are wearing. The width is a Men’s D, but the upper has bunion windows to allow your feet to spread. The blue Coach Carmen’s have an extra 2 mm in the toe box for extra room. The toe box is also deep and will accommodate orthotics.

When you put them on, your big toe shoe hit inside the “red zone” of the upper. If your toenail is hitting the stitching portion below that “red zone”, you should go down a half size. Obviously, if your toes hit the tip of the toe, go up a half size. We want your toes to have plenty of room to spread.

The “red zone” is where your big toe should hit – not at or below the stitch line.